Managing 50+ Docker images across teams? DockHash makes it sane (free)

Managing 50+ Docker images across teams? DockHash makes it sane (free) Your registry has 87 images. Nobody remembers why. Three are vulnerable. Two are 6 months stale. Welcome to scale. Managing Docker images across teams isn't a problem until it is—then it becomes a compliance issue, a security risk, and a storage bill problem simultaneously. We've seen this at every scale, from 10-person startups to enterprises running 200+ services. The friction point is always the same: visibility and policy enforcement without manual overhead. Tag Chaos and Vulnerability Drift When multiple teams push images, tagging becomes inconsistent ( latest , prod-123 , v1.2.3 , main-abc123f ). You lose track of what's deployed where. Worse, a vulnerability gets disclosed on Tuesday—do you know which running images are affected? Which repos need patching? Without a centralized tagging policy and scanning baseline, you're essentially flying blind. Teams deploy at different velocities, patching windows overlap